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WorksheetsEmergency situation + first aid
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 19mins
The following is a situation, a person has just collapsed. your choices will determine whether or not he lives. there is a twist, he is infected with COVID-19.
Are you ready?
yes!
No
Maybe
Lets begin....
You walk into the room where the stranger is isolated in, you see he has just collapsed.
What do you do first?
call for help
do a body survey
put on a mask and sanitize your hands
check for hazards
you have just walked into the room, you see the stranger has collapsed on the floor, what hazards are in the area?
Broken glass
Anything flammable
A frantic byystander
The TV playing music
The reason why we do not first put our mask on is that you should already be wearing it, and time is of the essence when dealing with a emergency. Your possible infection can be dealt with after.
Cool
Good to know!
now that you are safe, how do you proceed?
nothing
leave him alone to heal
call for help
do a full body survey
What do we look for in a primary survey?
Airways, breathing, circulation
Any wounds
Is the patient bleeding
Does the patient have COVID-19
How do we check for circulation?
Look for a pulse at the ankle
Check for a temperature
Look for a pulse either at the neck or the wrist
after your survey you find he has no pulse but no other injuries.
How do you proceed?
Call for help then begin CPR
Begin CPR then call for help
Try to find COVID-19 medicine
Nothing
What are other things you must take note of in a body survey?
Is there a pulse?
Is the patient speaking/consciouss?
Do they have COVID-19?
Did they do this to themselves?
Your father has COVID-19, given that, what is the most likely affliction causing the collapse?
Cardiac problems (the heart)
Respiratory problems (lungs)
Old age
He fell
given that it is most likely a respiratory problem, what should you do almost immediately?
Ask them to put a mask on
check for a pulse
Look, listen and feel whether the patient is breathing
Ask them to speak
Do you move the patient? Assume the surrounding area is safe.
No, i treat him where he is.
I take him outside where I will meet the ambulance
I move him to a table
What all do you say in your call for help?
If an Adult comes to help at a emergency scene, do you let them take over?
Yes, they "outrank" you
No, I have my first aid badge
You have no idea how to do CPR, do you just press down on their chest randomly?
No.
Yes.
once a pulse has come back, what do you do?
Continue CPR
Stop CPR and head to a hospital
Continue like nothing happened
Treat for shock
Assume the pulse doesn't return, how do you proceed?
stop and go look for someone
Stop CPR because you gave up
Continue CPR while you wait for an ambulance
do nothing
Do you continue CPR indefinitely?
(as long as you are physically capable)
Yes, I must continue until I simply cannot continue
No, I can decide when I can stop
when a ambulance arrives, how do you transfer the patient?
argue with the medics and continue CPR
turn over the patient to the medics.
give all relevant medical history
get in the way of the medics
now for some extra questions
Yippy!
I cant wait!
Boo.
when will this end already??
what are some ways we prevent the transmission of COVID-19
which of these is not part of "HHH"
Hello
Health
Hazards
Help
How many types of burns are there?
1
2
3
4
How do you treat shock?
Tender love and care (TLC)
give them something warm to drink
give them something to eat
give them something cold to drink
How should you open the airway of an unconscious patient?
Head tilt and jaw thrust.
Jaw thrust
Head tilt and chin lift
Lift the chin
Which is the correct ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths in CPR
2 compressions : 30 rescue breaths.
5 compressions : 1 rescue breath.
15 compressions : 2 rescue breaths.
30 compressions : 2 rescue breaths.
What names do we give to the three different depths of burns?
Small, medium and large.
First, second and third degree
Minor, medium and severe
Superficial, partial thickness, full thickness
How long should you check for breathing while performing CPR?
Do not check for breathing, continue chest compressions
2 seconds
5 seconds
No longer than 10 seconds
